Setting Foundations For Integrated Catchment Management Dr. Allan Dale
Setting Foundations For Integrated Catchment Management (IWC5 Presentation)
Jun 21, 2015
Allan Dale, Terrain Natural Resource Management
Presentation given during the 5th GEF Biennial International Waters Conference in Cairns, Australia from a key sponsor.
Overview:
Terrain: Who we are?
Our role in Integrated Catchment Management (ICM).
The need for healthy institutional arrangements for ICM.
The institutional structures needed.
Key institutional functions needed.
Towards managing institutional systems.
Presentation given during the 5th GEF Biennial International Waters Conference in Cairns, Australia from a key sponsor.
Overview:
Terrain: Who we are?
Our role in Integrated Catchment Management (ICM).
The need for healthy institutional arrangements for ICM.
The institutional structures needed.
Key institutional functions needed.
Towards managing institutional systems.
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Setting Foundations For
Integrated Catchment Management
Setting Foundations For
Integrated Catchment Management
Dr. Allan DaleDr. Allan Dale
Overview:Overview:
• Terrain: Who we are?
• Our role in Integrated Catchment
Management (ICM).
• The need for healthy institutional
arrangements for ICM.
• The institutional structures needed.
• Key institutional functions needed.
• Towards managing institutional systems.
Terrain NRM: Who We AreTerrain NRM: Who We Are
• A community-based not-for-profit charged with
seeking consensus on catchment health.
• We negotiate plan targets, mobilise resources
and monitor progress and results.
• We seek to improve the health of the
institutional arrangements for catchment
management.
• Personal background in adaptive management
research, policy and management.
From This to This :From This to This :
From This to This :From This to This :
From This to This :From This to This :
What it Takes: Healthy Institutional Arrangements
What it Takes: Healthy Institutional Arrangements
• Systems need to create the capacity for adaptive decisions at all levels.
• Systems need to enable integrated use of knowledge.
• Systems need to facilitate connectivity and integration.
What It Takes: Key Institutional Structures
What It Takes: Key Institutional Structures
•Strong regulatory agencies.
• Science institutions prepared to co-manage.
• Knowledgeable industry/conservation sectors.
• Agencies prepared to invest in outcomes.
• An integrative organisation that can bring people together to agree targets and mobilise effort.
What it Takes: Institutional Functions
What it Takes: Institutional Functions
• Planning and target setting.
• Research and development.
• On ground actions and delivery.
• Education, capacity, engagement.
• Monitoring, evaluation, reporting.
Some Achievements From Our Systemic Approach
Some Achievements From Our Systemic Approach
From Projects to Systems:From Projects to Systems:
• It is easy to think about projects, much more difficult to get integrated catchment systems.
• This will take time, but without it, progress will tend to stop-start depending on funds. • Terrain encourages all countries to start building the health of their catchment management systems alongside projects.
• Terrain is a specialist organisation that can support donor agencies, countries and catchment regions to build systems.
Who to Contact?Who to Contact?
Dr. Allan Dale
CEO, Terrain NRM.
40438000/ 0418736422
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